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Type Aliases

Variables

defaultMocks

Functions

Type Aliases

AllNodesFn

Ƭ AllNodesFn<TContext, TArgs>: (parent: Ref, args: TArgs, context: TContext, info: GraphQLResolveInfo) => Ref[]

Type parameters

Name	Type
`TContext`	`TContext`
`TArgs`	extends `RelayPaginationParams`

Type declaration

▸ (parent, args, context, info): Ref[]

Parameters

Name	Type
`parent`	`Ref`
`args`	`TArgs`
`context`	`TContext`
`info`	`GraphQLResolveInfo`

Returns

Ref[]

Defined in

packages/mock/src/pagination.ts:6

GetArgs

Ƭ GetArgs<KeyT>: Object

Type parameters

Name	Type
`KeyT`	extends `KeyTypeConstraints` = `string`

Type declaration

Name	Type	Description
`defaultValue?`	`unknown` \| { `[fieldName: string]`: `any`; }	If no value found, insert the `defaultValue`.
`fieldArgs?`	`string` \| { `[argName: string]`: `any`; }	Optional arguments when querying the field. Querying the field with the same arguments will return the same value. Deep equality is checked. `ts store.get('User', 1, 'friend', { id: 2 }) === store.get('User', 1, 'friend', { id: 2 }) store.get('User', 1, 'friend', { id: 2 }) !== store.get('User', 1, 'friend')` Args can be a record, just like `args` argument of field resolver or an arbitrary string.
`fieldName?`	`string`	-
`key?`	`KeyT`	-
`typeName`	`string`	-

Defined in

packages/mock/src/types.ts:37

IMockFn

Ƭ IMockFn: () => unknown

Type declaration

▸ (): unknown

Returns

unknown

Defined in

packages/mock/src/types.ts:4

IMocks

Ƭ IMocks<TResolvers>: { [TTypeName in keyof TResolvers]?: { [TFieldName in keyof TResolvers[TTypeName]]: TResolvers[TTypeName][TFieldName] extends Function ? Function : TResolvers[TTypeName][TFieldName] } } & { [typeOrScalarName: string]: IScalarMock | ITypeMock; }

Type parameters

Name	Type
`TResolvers`	`IResolvers`

Defined in

packages/mock/src/types.ts:10

IScalarMock

Ƭ IScalarMock: unknown | IMockFn

Defined in

packages/mock/src/types.ts:5

ITypeMock

Ƭ ITypeMock: () => { [fieldName: string]: unknown | IMockFn; } | { [fieldName: string]: IMockFn; }

Type declaration

▸ (): { [fieldName: string]: unknown | IMockFn; } | { [fieldName: string]: IMockFn; }

Returns

{ [fieldName: string]: unknown | IMockFn; } | { [fieldName: string]: IMockFn; }

Defined in

packages/mock/src/types.ts:6

KeyTypeConstraints

Ƭ KeyTypeConstraints: string | number

Defined in

packages/mock/src/types.ts:24

Ref

Ƭ Ref<KeyT>: Object

Type parameters

Name	Type
`KeyT`	extends `KeyTypeConstraints` = `string`

Type declaration

Name	Type
`$ref`	{ `key`: `KeyT` ; `typeName`: `string` }
`$ref.key`	`KeyT`
`$ref.typeName`	`string`

Defined in

packages/mock/src/types.ts:216

RelayPageInfo

Ƭ RelayPageInfo: Object

Type declaration

Name	Type
`endCursor`	`string`
`hasNextPage`	`boolean`
`hasPreviousPage`	`boolean`
`startCursor`	`string`

Defined in

packages/mock/src/pagination.ts:77

RelayPaginationParams

Ƭ RelayPaginationParams: Object

Type declaration

Name	Type
`after?`	`string`
`before?`	`string`
`first?`	`number`
`last?`	`number`

Defined in

packages/mock/src/pagination.ts:70

RelayStylePaginationMockOptions

Ƭ RelayStylePaginationMockOptions<TContext, TArgs>: Object

Type parameters

Name	Type
`TContext`	`TContext`
`TArgs`	extends `RelayPaginationParams`

Type declaration

Name	Type	Description
`allNodesFn?`	`AllNodesFn`<`TContext`, `TArgs`>	A function that’ll be used to get all the nodes used for pagination. By default, it will use the nodes of the field this pagination is attached to. This option is handy when several paginable fields should share the same base nodes: `ts { User: { friends: mockedRelayStylePagination(store), maleFriends: mockedRelayStylePagination(store, { allNodesFn: (userRef) => store .get(userRef, ['friends', 'edges']) .map((e) => store.get(e, 'node')) .filter((userRef) => store.get(userRef, 'sex') === 'male') }) } }`
`applyOnNodes?`	(`nodeRefs`: `Ref`[], `args`: `TArgs`) => `Ref`[]	-
`cursorFn?`	(`nodeRef`: `Ref`) => `string`	-

Defined in

packages/mock/src/pagination.ts:13

SetArgs

Ƭ SetArgs<KeyT>: Object

Type parameters

Name	Type
`KeyT`	extends `KeyTypeConstraints` = `string`

Type declaration

Name	Type	Description
`fieldArgs?`	`string` \| { `[argName: string]`: `any`; }	Optional arguments when querying the field. `See` GetArgs#fieldArgs
`fieldName?`	`string`	-
`key`	`KeyT`	-
`noOverride?`	`boolean`	If the value for this field is already set, it won’t be overridden. Propagates down do nested `set`.
`typeName`	`string`	-
`value?`	`unknown` \| { `[fieldName: string]`: `any`; }	-

Defined in

packages/mock/src/types.ts:62

TypePolicy

Ƭ TypePolicy: Object

Type declaration

Name	Type	Description
`keyFieldName?`	`string` \| `false`	The name of the field that should be used as store `key`. If `false`, no field will be used and `id` or `_id` will be used, otherwise we’ll generate a random string as key.

Defined in

packages/mock/src/types.ts:26

Variables

defaultMocks

• Const defaultMocks: Object

Type declaration

Name	Type
`Boolean`	() => `boolean`
`Float`	() => `number`
`ID`	() => `string`
`Int`	() => `number`
`String`	() => `string`

Defined in

packages/mock/src/MockStore.ts:33

Functions

addMocksToSchema

▸ addMocksToSchema<TResolvers>(«destructured»): GraphQLSchema

Given a schema and a MockStore, returns an executable schema that will use the provided MockStore to execute queries.

const schema = buildSchema(`
 type User {
   id: ID!
   name: String!
 }
 type Query {
   me: User!
 }
`)
 
const store = createMockStore({ schema });
const mockedSchema = addMocksToSchema({ schema, store });

If a resolvers parameter is passed, the query execution will use the provided resolvers if, one exists, instead of the default mock resolver.

const schema = buildSchema(`
  type User {
    id: ID!
    name: String!
  }
  type Query {
    me: User!
  }
  type Mutation {
    setMyName(newName: String!): User!
  }
`)
 
const store = createMockStore({ schema });
const mockedSchema = addMocksToSchema({
  schema,
  store,
  resolvers: {
    Mutation: {
      setMyName: (_, { newName }) => {
         const ref = store.get('Query', 'ROOT', 'viewer');
         store.set(ref, 'name', newName);
         return ref;
      }
    }
  }
 });

Query and Mutation type will use key 'ROOT'.

Type parameters

Name	Type
`TResolvers`	`IResolvers`

Parameters

Name	Type
`«destructured»`	`IMockOptions`<`TResolvers`>

Returns

GraphQLSchema

Defined in

packages/mock/src/addMocksToSchema.ts:92

assertIsRef

▸ assertIsRef<KeyT>(maybeRef, message?): asserts maybeRef is Ref<KeyT>

Type parameters

Name	Type
`KeyT`	extends `KeyTypeConstraints` = `string`

Parameters

Name	Type
`maybeRef`	`unknown`
`message?`	`string`

Returns

asserts maybeRef is Ref<KeyT>

Defined in

packages/mock/src/types.ts:229

createMockStore

▸ createMockStore(options): IMockStore

Will create MockStore for the given schema.

A MockStore will generate mock values for the given schem when queried.

It will stores generated mocks, so that, provided with same arguments the returned values will be the same.

Its API also allows to modify the stored values.

Basic example:

store.get('User', 1, 'name');
// > "Hello World"
store.set('User', 1, 'name', 'Alexandre');
store.get('User', 1, 'name');
// > "Alexandre"

The storage key will correspond to the “key field” of the type. Field with name id or _id will be by default considered as the key field for the type. However, use typePolicies to precise the field to use as key.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
`options`	`Object`	-
`options.mocks?`	`IMocks`	The mocks functions to use.
`options.schema`	`GraphQLSchema`	The `schema` to based mocks on.
`options.typePolicies?`	`Object`	-

Returns

IMockStore

Defined in

packages/mock/src/MockStore.ts:702

deepResolveMockList

▸ deepResolveMockList(mockList): unknown[]

Parameters

Name	Type
`mockList`	`MockList`

Returns

unknown[]

Defined in

packages/mock/src/MockList.ts:72

isMockList

▸ isMockList(obj): obj is MockList

Parameters

Name	Type
`obj`	`any`

Returns

obj is MockList

Defined in

packages/mock/src/MockList.ts:4

isRecord

▸ isRecord(obj): obj is Object

Parameters

Name	Type
`obj`	`unknown`

Returns

obj is Object

Defined in

packages/mock/src/types.ts:238

isRef

▸ isRef<KeyT>(maybeRef): maybeRef is Ref<KeyT>

Type parameters

Name	Type
`KeyT`	extends `KeyTypeConstraints` = `string`

Parameters

Name	Type
`maybeRef`	`unknown`

Returns

maybeRef is Ref<KeyT>

Defined in

packages/mock/src/types.ts:223

mockServer

▸ mockServer<TResolvers>(schema, mocks, preserveResolvers?): IMockServer

A convenience wrapper on top of addMocksToSchema. It adds your mock resolvers to your schema and returns a client that will correctly execute your query with variables. Note: when executing queries from the returned server, context and root will both equal {}.

Type parameters

Name
`TResolvers`

Parameters

Name	Type	Default value	Description
`schema`	`TypeSource`	`undefined`	The schema to which to add mocks. This can also be a set of type definitions instead.
`mocks`	`IMocks`<`TResolvers`>	`undefined`	The mocks to add to the schema.
`preserveResolvers`	`boolean`	`false`	Set to `true` to prevent existing resolvers from being overwritten to provide mock data. This can be used to mock some parts of the server and not others.

Returns

IMockServer

Defined in

packages/mock/src/mockServer.ts:19

relayStylePaginationMock

▸ relayStylePaginationMock<TContext, TArgs>(store, «destructured»?): IFieldResolver<Ref, TContext, TArgs, any>

Produces a resolver that’ll mock a Relay-style cursor pagination.

const schemaWithMocks = addMocksToSchema({
  schema,
  resolvers: (store) => ({
    User: {
      friends: relayStylePaginationMock(store),
    }
  }),
})

Type parameters

Name	Type
`TContext`	`TContext`
`TArgs`	extends `RelayPaginationParams` = `RelayPaginationParams`

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
`store`	`IMockStore`	the MockStore
`«destructured»`	`RelayStylePaginationMockOptions`<`TContext`, `TArgs`>	-

Returns

IFieldResolver<Ref, TContext, TArgs, any>

Defined in

packages/mock/src/pagination.ts:99

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